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| | I recently came across this chart of the results of a survey of IT decision makers and influencers about where they look for information when evaluating technology solutions. |
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| | I have long believed that Google is the most important tool to IT when researching products and solutions. It has been that way for me ever since I first heard of Google in 1998. "Google" has become a verb in IT, so this is not surprising. Many in the tech industry accept this as fact, and just as many are very skeptical of the importance of a search engine in the IT decision making process. |
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| | I am curious of how readers of the Citrix blog would vote in such a survey. What is your most important research tool when looking for information on new technology solutions? |
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| | *UPDATE:Thanks for voting in this poll. appreciate so many of our readers taking a moment to share your thoughts with us.* |
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| | {vote:Where do you look first for information on technology solutions?} |
| | Google |
| | Yahoo |
| | MSN Live |
| | Independent Blogs |
| | Vendor Blogs |
| | IT Vendor Product web site |
| | IT Vendor Support web site |
| | Online IT publication |
| | Directory |
| | Analyst site |
| | User Group |
| | Wikipedia |
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